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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25

however, depends upon what IS
considered moderate mcans. Ii
he has mouey enough 10 buy him
a. house or farm lie may get along
pretty we'll, but if he undertakes a
profession without more than mode
rate means or rich Influence lie will
have hard struggle for existence,
and if there is better country he
had better seek it. A man here is
sized up and valued at what he can
show as bank account. In other
words money is the test Of worth--of
moral worth and every other sort of
worth. AS the world goes now
moral character, exccllency and in
tellect, 10 not count for much with
out q good bank account to back
them, but with it, the bank account,
in the estimation Of the world, all
these things will be added to him.
But we suppose it is pretty much
the same the world over. and after all,
this is about as good place here as
anywhere else. 1t is a struggle for
existence wherever he goes, and
more than this he need not expect.
Men who have money can make
money, and those who have rome can
work for those who have. We have
no advice to offer the young man of
moderate means. Our experience
has been plenty of hard work and a
struggle for existence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
WAS TIE FLA CHAN INTOXICATED,

Judge Cowng Part OF tho Court Of General Sessions
the evidence yesterday in the Of Jacob Weig
contractor spuyeo Duyv who accused OF asssutnr
Fagman Drener Of tho Now York Central Railroad Dreincr
employed by the railroad for many and
raising and lowering the gates at highway crossing In
Spuyen Dnyvil The testimony satisfied the WeRls
was innocent and no was seqntod Two or three tho
defence testified that tho
charge against Wogie drunk tho Afternoon when e
alleged assault was committed. ono witness. who KENT
liquor tie 'rossng testified that reiner
aud lay Tor two three hours
and Others him walking
representative OF the law department OF the Central
Railroad. who had aided the prosecution sat besde
Assistant District ttorney Davis while
rIess and when Wegle had been acquitted Judge Cowinx
said 10 HIM
wish that you would call the attention OF the officers of
the railroad 10 the Testimony which has been given
condition III afternoon he
that he but wiinc.scs
that abatement and II worIhy
investigation is not many years since there q great
accident which Senator wagner and others Killed
tho place where this stationed II he doe.
btor cated II become serious some day for
40 o pasbcDgefa." -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
THREE GREAT STAKE RACEH

Three 10 be at sheepead Bay next
and In 1889 which viii be worth Winning Their aggregate
value $4,000 The Futqny Stakes to be run
the fall the Coney Island Jockey
has 1862 entries and Is valued at SoOO0o Puturty oi
1883 entries the largest number any
race and will probably be worth nearly $40 Tho
foal yearns stake for three % the Reazatn
1888 meetng) In valued at $4,000 The Real
has All eady received 2l7 entries Of oals and the
stake viii remain open for tho domination
the Futuny Of 1889 are produce stakes for os
1856 and 1887 respectively. They have
interest among breedeS of thoroughbres than
offered In this country AMI Tie futurty
yearly the Ia United states
10 stake in the world tvsntuaiy will
become valuable THAT English owners will ted
for The Realization In cepstakes for three
ois. foas OF 1856, with $4,000 added.
oncia list OF the for the three nndsoney
gotten ny printed black. has published
and distributed BY the Coney Island Jockey Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
SHALL LAWYERS BE TAYEDf

WHAT MEssRs. sEwEIL AND PARSONS SAY ABOUT
SENATOR PIERCE's BILL
The lawyers of this city appear TO DO divided In sent
ment upon Pierces b introduced in the Legis
lature Tuesday imposing graded license tax on law
yers In State $500 for attorneys In this city and
800 Others and for attorneys and counseor 81 GOO
here and $500 in other cities
Robert Sewe and John T. Parsons presented the con-
ncting views in the matter. Mr. Sewel who Is Senator
Picrces partner said he did not know what purpose Mr.
Pierce had in view In presenting the bill unless were TO
show that lawyers afraid TO be taxed Possibly
the bill the result OF suggestions coming from the
recent sessions of the committee on taxation. Mr..
sewell said further:
lam favor Of the bin on the general principle that al
The pioecion OF the their should taxed for
It There have been various methods proposed for leyyns
in invdious distinctions amt would tax doctors and
curing TAKE out license Asit Is now aIroser who
his S n his a6nS 40 9qs s ssIe a~ %o ,e e
law him in sarys On his business The purpose
ss,snps stn: :se9ndly :"S' sord.
protection against an and irresponsible person
men s %ss S toe
should prefer 500 and $50 for attorney. n TINS ely
s o a s se
H,s TTs ass pay pa sS %S Sr@ eoa.
SsS ' iimsy he urged iIs license would be
on 1e TIM
.a Es are % able
pcng for themselves under their own names ~ not The
Intent BILL understand it, that they shall 10 tax Cd
John f. Parsons said
Tho principle Of the bill is indetensble Il discrimnaes
between lawyers In and hose IN Other and
II discrmin&tes between lawyers and the members OF The
other professions Lawyers may be great nuisance they
responsible r OF the wIongs from which the
community suers grant this and does not Justify treating
them tins IL license In the nature OF tax 10 10
be eIaeted for the privilege Of carrying on particular
with reference 70 some principle which Is general in
its operation With reference TO the effect OF such law
can gay that but for its injustice would ot be opposed TO II
inur operation would bo upon Young lawyers
think lhe the ones who are most entitled to encourage
mont which upon would Oe but small abatement
upou might DO oppressive " young man
Is 10 shut OF the profession altogether IL were TO
look at the the Of seinteIest, might
think that, / had been many years established
in profession should gain by shutting everybody
else but wish to benefit myself by wrong
great upon others The approach
such happen think Is income that has
III and furnishes portion OF the revenue
objection 10 that other
which honestly administered and the effect OF
make contribute just proportion TO
public The crying Outrage the inequality with
which paid Our present laws put dishonesty at
premium punish runously those who honestly
TAI personal property know OF where daughters
inhento moderate competency invested In
tea The accounts In tho Suirogates Office showed the
OF the estate The taxed accordingly The
average little per cent and the tax DO
ana
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7r30am
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK...-THUR MARCH IT. 1887
ARRIVED.

popT OF NETWORK. TIL URsDAf. MARCH II. 1887
ARRIVED.
s,amer epanto tBr irwin Hull Feb 20 Boston. with
,nise ~ sanders0n Il BON
a win mdse AM passengers TO henderson Bros
o. noIford BIZ onheac Girgenu Fob IT, Paler
, 26 with iruit and sulphur TO oder vessel to
u'v,r.on spence Young. Arrived at the Bar At
s.amcy Alps (Brl. Armstrong, Gonaivrs Feb IL. Aux
1acmei 30 Jeremio o. Port. Prince Mar T.
Mn Eorvood a Co. Arrived at the Bar at LILO
~ (Br), Taylor, San Domingo CITY Mar q
Nocors SANTANA Porto Plata Cape Hayden \, Turks
Island D with mdsc and passengers to Duncan Jr. Ar
nssa old dominion smith, Richmond. City Point and
sII with mdse and To Old Dominion Ss Co.
Merchant Prince lbr. Taylor Philadelphia In bal
aat 10 simpson, Spence Young Arrived At tho Bar at
pn -, u,,asor No, Smith Iondo, "a day. With
s,'y ~ order, vessel TO J Whitney h Co.
pramicr Mckenzie tIrb. barnard, Natal Feb 49, Bar
,as "a with sugar order; vessel 10 Parker Co
RATE Mozart Nor Christensen. Parahyba Az days. with
s1gsl Sc Todd Clark Tacotapan 81 days. with
and mahogany TO Marquardt Co; vessel To III smith
90 p.r,amn @ Cromwell tof Portand) - Cardcnas IA
DAYS with Telado Gbega Coz vessel 10 Marcus
hs Msry Power Plsbury sagua Is days. with sugar
IN order. weasel 10 snow Burgess.
sUNsE1-wind Al sandy HOOK moderateiNwi cloudy. A.
City Island. light NJ clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer CITY OF Newcastle Ir) Townsend Newcastle ~ 2
DAYS with order vessel to sanderson Il SON. Arrived
At the Bar at u 80 p III. -. d ,.,. 9Th
md % Amsnck n Co, vessel 10 w w huii""' %'''SN
Steamer Edith (,odden tBr) Bennett KINGSTON Mar MIX
River " Montego Bay u 81 AIMS Bay Port Maria anu Fo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
HABITS OF sEYzLLA. THE MILLIONAIRE
WHAT xx-xAYoB GRACE KNEW OF THE PERUVIAN
WHO HAa PROVIDED FOR CHILDRENs HOME.

WHAT xx-HAYoR GRACE KNEW OF THE PERUVIAN
WHO HAS PROVIDED FOR CHILDRETs HOME.
Jose eevila the wealthy Peruvian lawyer whose be-
quest Of to found school In this city for poor
children was given in yesterdays TRIBUNE. was well
known to many persons in this city He was OF mixed
spsnish and Indian blood He had received liberal an
education a could be acquired in Peru and had
thero and received his diploma He never practse1 Jaw
much however He early went Into the business OF I'M
He was 1t one time Minister Of Finance ia PERU Soon
After the Rebellion he to this city bringing Win
him. It is believed between ~ O0o ana @ ~ ~,
vested his money In Government securities ana ralr0ao
bonds He was penurious. scarcely ever spending
Q dollar han was necessary AS ne grew 0iuer ne
out we'll Many times he announced that he was about 70
after death in the manner which &c has really done
knowledge Of English law. the instruments were
worthless He would not pay lawyer TO prepare Dill
seyia was frequently seen In WaStreet for several
years He was 2, s Sad
All his bonds kept In strong boxes In the various
safo deposit companies. Hagarten Co.. have power
of attorney collect dividends on the stock and the In
Lima where he died In January He was never married
All his relatives have been provided for In bis will and
considerable number Of the benevolent institutions OF
Lima , . A..
EI-Mayor Grace, ono Of tho trustees named TO take
charge OF tho seva bequest said yesterday that ne had
no knowledge OF the matter further than he had learned
bad recently bono from Lima and knew that seva had
died and that will had been lodged with the court
but further than this no knew nothing. He
had hss h. %s Wealthy and that he
hobby OF leaving the bulk Of his wealth for benevolent
purposes This he had apparently done He was misery
unusuai with Peruvian Mr. Grace thought the amount
left By eevia might reach ~ 900 or SIS, 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
THE PARK DEPA RTJfENT INVESTIGA TON.

The OF Accounts yesterday continued their
into the methods Of the Park Department and
the charges made by Tax Commssioner Cole
man deputy Frank J. Bell testified that
the and In President Colemans orig
ipal charges made by him at Mr. Colemans request
Charles De r. Burns OF tho Park Department. sub
mtted statement Of the appropriations and
department from 1879 TO 1885 The appTop
alton In 1879 600 and 1886 Sl076760 The
1879 s4765SS 10 and In 1855 81 O4b e34
there politics the Department.
The investigate adjourned TIL Monday.
The OF will begin Investigation
Of the Dock Department to-day.
Mr. Crmnip Park department said esterday that
the repeton by Coleman Of his charges OF
against Board worthy VI much
attention What he calls discrepancy In figures from
year year thoroughly explained In 1879 when The
third what IL does concerts only
given Central Park. they given at least once
week during the summer III half dozen parks OF tie city
Coleman that hi figures from source that
up should II be made known His figures
thoroughly fault and II TO be regretted that these had
up before Mr. Coleman was mised
Inv themb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
PREPARIN0 TO LIGHT TIE CITY

The Commission organized yesterday by eectine tho
Mayor chairman. General Newton submitted form Of con.
tract on which bids would be OIL gas or electric
lights Tho Mayor said that the electric hight companies
seemed 10 monopoly Tho Brush United State,
companies divided the city between them did ON
each others territory and did not bid against each oer
electric hight costs the city 500 3d. each gas
Sl2 An electric light estimated 10 equal In fur yas
lamps city therefore paying tire difference
SS $3.50 50 for each electric light lilo doubted the All.
Visibility OF lighting the city by electricity with that diner
cost ....--,
General Newton said that the private electric ab. were
hung to bc dangerous lilo believed was viola.
and said he proposed 10 call tho attention OF
IN, the matter Agreed that
the bids public lighting should be opened on Thursay
March 80. at noon
communication received from the Park Department
asking that Mount Morris Park Bryant Park tie
lam Brd ge be lighted with electricity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
BROOKLYN.

The report Of A. e referee directing Mrs Annie
Casey Robert Mccoy who Is the committee OF
husband. John H. Casey 50 lrs 49,
the Davenport stdated Vine anu Snethg
Company 100 shares OF The DOna Gold and silver MINING
Company and 100 shares OF the dago city and County I'm
stock confirmed by Judge Clement IN The
City yesterday Casey kept known pooroom IN
police his place His second wife then took the prop
sy and and failed 10 do anything for the
support OF her husband and his three children
Secretary whitney has informed Chief Clerk iced Of the
Department In the Navy YARD, John Van Waf
Of the Department. and A. kngssnd that teir
resgnatOns will be ceplable on April Mr. iced Re
sented himself writer several times since
his WAS from the command OF the Yard was
disc har ged yesterday.
was found by hanging in tree IN Lotus Woods.
near tho Ocean Parkway yesterday IL was tAxen 10 The
Norguo
Dr. H. Briggs and George A. Hetrick who accused
OF causing the death OF Fanny NJ Briggs
by ar4igned before Police Justice Walsh
Yesterday The hearing adjourned for week and the
PRISONERS admitted to 81 900 bail each
Chemist BARLEY OF the Health Department. has analysed
samples boer and finds that the OF sacyo acid
prevent in bottled beer &c Injurious 10 the
health and tends TO produce Brghrs disease Tho acid Ia
also frequently with poisonous agent Sail
cylc acid is put articles OF food prevent
and Dr. Barley 10 Of The opinion that Its should be
hbited by law
Terry the pitcher was the first OF the Brooklyn club
payers report duty few stragglos arrived
Yesterday The VIII hardly begin systematic gyinna
sum at the Casino until next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
FUyEPAL or EDWARD E. BOWEN.

The funeral OF Edward f. Bowen was held at No ii Willow
st. Brooklyn yesterday afternoon Among those present
were Henry O. Bowen John T. Howard, II omas g. Shear
William II. Williams, l. N Ford H. w. Ropes Captain
Croker c. W. Bowen a. d. wheelock h w. Raymond and
Tney The service opened by the singing OF Let
80. the day s breaking by Miss studwel The Rev T. b.
Halliday of Plymouth Church. read selections
aud Van Brunt sang MI Halliday then brief
address paying high tribute 70 the esmablo character Of
Mr. Bowen who thirty. years
considerable time Of Plymouth Church Alter Mr.
Halliday address Miss Studwe another selection,
the closed prayer The burial Will
Bewen's native place. Woodstock. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
ANXIOUS ABOUT A GRAIN-CALL CLERK

The OF the Produce Exchange the family OF
William L. Eichel the graincali clerk about
his disappearance he the Exchange on Monday
missing since as has also about 500
had collected from members for the rental Of
room drawers In the tables lie been con.
adhered one upright characters during four
teen years VI connection with the Exchange He
tbrty years OF age wife and BABY and lived al
Nalworths Brooklyn II 10 feared that he may have
Nitted suicide He received salary OF 81 ,6OO year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
ROLLS OF CLOTH THAT NO ONE CLAIMS

Policeman Crawford. Of the Mulberryst squad found
two cloth sidewalk in front OF the Of
Goldsmith. Hess Co. NJ 42 Grandst "Wednesday and
took them the property clerk at Headquarters The cloth
worth 81 50 but nobody claimed 1t yesterday 1t open
question whether the cloth belongs to Goldsmith Hess Co.
e. Lienstern merchant tailor at No 40 Bowery
Tho Wholesale firm recently sent TO Mr. Lcns,ern Of
consignment OF cloth which he had ordered but failed send
the time few days the tailor sent word 10 the
Am that he would receive The rest OF the CLOTH but would
return the first part Of the consignment He tried TO return
tho cloth 70 the hrm Wednesday but when truckman
carried The rolls into the store the door closed against
him. After the truekman left the the rolls
On the sdewalk IL the cloth 10 not claimed within
ponhs will be sold At auction Tor the benefit Of the Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
MR. IANanoN,a BRIpGE BURNED.

Several Woodbury. O. Langdon Of thi: cit nr
Norwalk Conn., tho SOUND east OF Dor
also bought Canfeds Island and connected
the two by bridge Fishermen and other: VINO ny ions
brought suit to have the bridge removed
by the bridge have ever since oeen ioscred U
hose opposed nights tho bridge took re from IN.
and sad 10 NEARLY destroyed The
Names rave so & report circulated early In the week
that hro In the pouno On WespoEI
Mt Lapgdon 10 In Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
ALONG THE SOUND.

sr.yroRp-Mrs Hattie ward the former wife OF eI
State senator r. A. Woodward, OF Norwalk and OF Tweed
Ring fame died suddenly from apope al sound Beac on
"Wednesday night had boarding At the farm or W.
h. lockwood since her divorce
RyRRspY-The Of property on the West
side OF Greenwich sold by Charles Henric to s. We
BulhDger OF New-l ok, for SlU.uUu.
BRIpGKPoRT-The dinner by Board Of Trade at tho At
lantc assumed the form OF arecepuon 10
Governor Lounbury who w.h his stan was present and
made spec Among who spoke were w. d. Bishop
ex-Congressnan T.. W. Tho Hepublic-h
formed, reached membership OF SOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18

EDWIN s. WTTHERELL ARRESIED ATAIN.
Edwin wihere the secretary OF the BritishAmericsn
Claim Agency which advertised 10 aid in securing tho i'm
mense which, according to tho statement OF tho
agency officers awaited distribution IN the courts OF chan
Britain arrested several days but has
bail Two additional indictments were found
against wednesday and he arrested yesterday and
tho Tombs where the president Of the Agency,
Gcorra T. Parke, Is confined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
NEWARK

Mira Emile Way who vas reported to have ,sd
Franco taking with her large sun OF money belonging
him. returned Newark on Monday ana denies me
husband She she did NOT IeaVe No"iofk sne
viii not return to her husband
James Van Hse. eIjantor 9f the Court House ana OK
hangman State returned from state Prison yesorJ
He sent 10 prison last june
Yesterday the Chief Of Police received telesram from
OF Emily Miller Gustave 0esdorf an actor who elopea
took several hundred dollars belongina
to her father Abraham Miller master mason living Oh
CliftOn-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
WEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

RrE-The Republican, OF This town on "Wednesday evening
made following nominations for Town octrs super
visor William H. Tyler; CLERK. Edwin &. Banksi Jus
peace a. rsylor OF tlird ms
sninen; trustees OF public lands solomon NJ Ireland hor
ace A. Curtis George f. Jzrdine excise commi-soneT,
Charles r. Cuwes The following TOWN Committee was
pointed meeting: b. Cowles john W Loun.buiy'
W. H. 1homas A. sherman, Henry Weeks. George A.
stucke IT, William Want II. Palmer. George r. Jar
D. H. II, Jacob Halstoad. II. A. CURTIS H. o. hen
derson. James "a. F1elL Charley Friend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
INSPECTOR HARTsHORyE SUSPENDED.

The report the accusations made against Post ohce In
Sidney Hahorne which led 10 his arrest and do
Boston last Monday caused his suspension
from duty yesterday He has been assigned for several weeks
uty under Inspector Dosser In this city aud has been
Jealous demanding the convection OF persons
arrested. examination was hal hast Monday before
Commissioner Haett Boston Into the AFFAIR
Massachusetts, watch Company which, was alleged,
advertised to sell time Hooper for ST. and sent sundia IN
stead watch James A. Kane and GILES II. Rich. who
were declared that they only subordnate and
the received was sent TO Inspector
Uartshorne H. L. Spencer who said To be tho de-
siener of the scheme were held by the Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18

In alteration April T. 1885 in shany near the foot
OF East Twenty eghtht between Peter Smith and Alex
ander side and John Harmon on tho other
shot lie died few days after. smith and
sweeney OF In the hrst degree and
the Judgment IN the case OF sweeney who s
awaiting q trial. The conviction OF Smith affirmed
General Term and by the Court Of Appeals and yeser
day he before the General Term and Pres ding
Judge Van Brun appointed Thursday May the day Tor
hise r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
THE ASSEMBLY INQUIRY IN BROOKLYN.

The heads Of the Brooklyn city departments and Aldermen
Kane Mccarty and flaming and Secretary Evangedes
the Civil Service Commission peced to appear
the Assembly Investigating Committee to-day Civil
and electric lighting VIII be the subjects inquired into To
morrow u Is e1pected District Attorney Kdgway will be
questioned and the relation Of his office aud OF the
IN pool selling At Coney Island will be up. NJ
shepard junior counsel Tor tho committee said yesterday
that while the committee had only six tho
laid for IL would ake two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
NEWS FROM THE SUBURB&
A NEW SUMNER REsoRT ON THE SOU

Hugo Funcke president Of the Rheinada SIX Ms % Col
lego Point l. has rchss cd Point View Isand
prcmonory jutng Long island Sound sbort mile EAST
Point lie the Island into .
Glen Island Twenty years aSo
he pIa 0arvey's Island ana " - made
by Tweed and his frienda New pavlions bathing
9th be erected The steam
boat Emelne has been and will make siI trips
day during the between It's city College Point and
Point View
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
SELLING JERSEY CATTLE.

attendance yesterday The American Horse Exchange
sals Highland Farm herd Of Jersey cattle small
compared other sales Tho bidding consequently
e1ow and uptnterestipg Garcia, 6ve.yearold by
btoke Pogis nth Mousy, brought s625, the highest
psh tie SALE A. r. 0ardncr Of Hamilton Mass was the
buyer T. 4. Hsvemeye the MOultOn Brothers bought
number Of the hard, prices AL $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
NOT SEWER GAS, BUT LTMBURGER CHEESE.

Nut N1IHI@oT9'
Sanitary Day. who loves Joke about
among sanitary yesterday nquirDg who bad
given cause for this note which no had received;
SIR: oar, Of uelth around toad sneed pepper
which he carried his pocket tho trick done
another house plumber boy sent In the ceer
drop Lmberger cheese and make smell Ike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIvAfa

rim xtsnvs HotelSecretaIJ Enncott and wire
Arthur p German Maryland AMI Dr. samps ereec S
Boston. Holman House-senator george "a x,Ssey
Yfc.oTfa HofeI-senaor Boge and Henry .
of Ne Jeraev Wesfmlnstsr HotetCong
A. Russell Connecticut hOsrn hou'1u nj IHci.EI
consressman John Van yoorhis. Of Rocnsssf Hst
Richard J. Bright OF Indianapolis.
Pruns,cfaE~Judge 4. J. Sanford. Of Ncw'Hsven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-18

man WA likely 70 da ana yesterday Hunts arrested
The ocers ssy that Hunts respectable and they
believe AEsted In setdsfepcA Anstsd hso
besn IN Kuntz's employ.